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    This document outlines the topics and schedule for a chemistry course over 17 weeks. It includes: 1. Introduction to concepts like significant figures, atoms/molecules/compounds, and chemical reactions and equations in the first two weeks. 2. Stoichiometry, limiting reactants, and reaction yield covered in week 2. 3. Gas laws and the ideal gas equation in week 4 along with the first exam on week 5. 4. Solutions, concentrations, colligative properties, and chemical equilibrium covered between weeks 6-12 with the second exam on week 10. 5. Acids/bases and pH/buffers from weeks 13-15 with the third exam on week 14 and a

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    This document outlines the topics and schedule for a chemistry course over 17 weeks. It includes: 1. Introduction to concepts like significant figures, atoms/molecules/compounds, and chemical reactions and equations in the first two weeks. 2. Stoichiometry, limiting reactants, and reaction yield covered in week 2. 3. Gas laws and the ideal gas equation in week 4 along with the first exam on week 5. 4. Solutions, concentrations, colligative properties, and chemical equilibrium covered between weeks 6-12 with the second exam on week 10. 5. Acids/bases and pH/buffers from weeks 13-15 with the third exam on week 14 and a

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    Chemistry course schedule

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    Natalia Patricia Bernier Mantilla
    This document outlines the topics and schedule for a chemistry course over 17 weeks. It includes: 1. Introduction to concepts like significant figures, atoms/molecules/compounds, and chemical reactions and equations in the first two weeks. 2. Stoichiometry, limiting reactants, and reaction yield covered in week 2. 3. Gas laws and the ideal gas equation in week 4 along with the first exam on week 5. 4. Solutions, concentrations, colligative properties, and chemical equilibrium covered between weeks 6-12 with the second exam on week 10. 5. Acids/bases and pH/buffers from weeks 13-15 with the third exam on week 14 and a

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    Contents Week Date

    Introduction.
    Significant figures.
    Atoms, molecules and compounds (homework, chapter 2 and 7,
    Chang’s book 11th ed). 1
    Chemical changes or reactions
    Chemical equations..
    Kind of chemical reactions.
    Stoichiometry
    Amounts of reactants and products.
    Limiting reactant. 2
    Reaction yield.
    Examples.
    Gases.
    The gas laws.
    The ideal gas equation. 4
    Examples.
    The kinetic theory of gases.
    First exam and turning the homework 5 Feb 22th
    Homework: properties of liquids (intermolecular forces, viscosity
    and surface tension)
    Solutions, concepts and types of solutions. 6
    Concentration units.
    Examples.
    Concentration units. 7
    Examples.
    Colligative properties 8
    Examples.
    Review of solutions. 9
    Introduction to the chemical equilibrium.
    Second exam and turning the homework 10 April 5th
    Homework: crystal structure of solids and types of crystals.
    Factor that affect the chemical equilibrium. 11
    Examples.
    Le Chatelier’s Principle.
    Review of chemical equilibrium. 12
    Introduction to acids and bases.
    Acids and bases of Arrhenius, Bronsted-Lowry, and Lewis.
    Strong and weak acids/bases. 13
    Percent of dissociation of weak acids or bases.
    Third exam and turning the homework 14 May 3th
    pH and buffer solutions. 15
    Ionic equilibrium 16
    Final exam 17 May 24th

    Quizzes weekly 3%
    Homework 2%
    First, second and third exam 10%
    Final exam 20%
    Laboratory 35%

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